It would be great to get some feedback on my mixes from some experienced ears.

Don't be afraid to slap me in the face with your critique!

Bob Olhsson wrote: Using a 57 that beat a U47 in a shoot-out is high-end . Using a 57 because that's all you can afford is not high-end . The difference lies in both the confidence and the lack of excuses that a cost-no-object approach gives both you and the performers. It's why some of us would much rather rent the very best than own second-best.

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How's the mastering? Do you like it?

Just wondering if there are any other Reason 7 users out there and if so if you are mastering ITB with reason 7. Because of the new SSL mixer and all the new rack extensions, plus the mastering suite, I think it's possible to get a sellable master out of reason without any external hardware.

Hey all I just wanted to start a fun thread about some of the more off the wall gear we've used in the past and got great results from. Could be old pro stuff or whatever, but I'm constantly rigging stuff up to get different sounds or try something new to get new sounds in my recordings.

Greetings.
The original/studio project that I am involved with recently put together a few 'videos' for some of the songs that we have released from our debut CD. Everything was recorded in my home studio (mastering was done elsewhere).

Hi! Hope you all are fine.

My dilemna is this: I'm working on a project I am very excited about. I have a world-class singer I am collaborating with in a new band. So far it's just me and him.

Anyway, we are pressing ahead with making a CD. I've got the tracks done, and am waiting to schedule the vocal sessions.

Hey everyone.

I understand that making (good) harmonies takes some effort. Groups like Modern Talking or Queen inspire me to play around a bit with vocal harmonies.
Now, I tried doing it the manual way, but I was not too successful.
Are there any plugins that will take a vocal track and make harmonies out of it?

Thanks in advance

I recently picked up a M-Audio Mobile USB Pre device from a local individual. It came with a driver disk but I had to download the latest drive from their website to work with Windows 7. Now my question is, what software (free preferably) can I use to play my guitar and record?

hello forum. i have the following problem, and although it's not related to recordings directly, you might be the best to help me...
in my car, i use speech recognition to control my pc. the speech understands me pretty well, but there is some noise, both from the cabin, and from my sound system...